Product category:
PCB Connectors
News Release from: Arrow Electronics (UK)
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 March 2006
Harwin rewards Arrow's commitment
Harwin has presented Arrow with a special award in recognition of the commitment it demonstrated to growing North European business for the connector manufacturer in 2005.
Harwin has presented Arrow with a special award in recognition of the commitment it demonstrated to growing North European business for the connector manufacturer in 2005 Harwin's "Outstanding Commitment" award is based on a number of areas including sales growth, co-operative marketing, training and design-in support
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 10 Aug 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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A key factor in Arrow's selection for the special award was the company's proactive approach to growing Harwin's business in the region.
Arrow handles the full range of Harwin products including industry standard interconnects, high-reliability solutions and application-specific connectors.
In 2005 the franchise was extended to cover the Nordic region and the Baltic States.
Accepting the award on behalf of Arrow, Chris McAneny, Arrow's Marketing Director, Northern Europe, said: "Interconnect is a fundamentally critical aspect of Arrow's product offering, and this award reflects our ability to identity and meet a wide variety of application requirements for customers throughout Northern Europe".
Headley Fletcher, Harwin's European distribution manager, added: "This award recognises Arrow's ability to combine technical support with excellent levels of customer service and a highly proactive approach to business growth".
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